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The Firework-Maker's Daughter |
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Rating: Summary: Had a magic of it's own Review: This book was a refreshing and unique read because it was so unlike other books that I have read;in the uncommon but pleasing language, the magical setting, the colourful characters and the unique and fantastic story line.
Rating: Summary: Fun Fairy Tale Review: This is a fun fairy tale for parents who read to their children each evening. It has the cultural element that Harry Potter misses (HP is more emphatic on dark sorcery -- my kids were more horrified by it than anything) and seems to inspire charming dreams -- something a bedtime story should do. Almost an "Amy Tam" book for kids. The illustrations are so beautiful that the kids stay mesmorized sitting on the sofa and don't want to miss a single one. Good work, Pullman & Gallagher! -- T.A. Behrens, Ph.D.
Rating: Summary: Excellent children's fable Review: This is a lovely example of a children's 'fairy tale' or fable. Although not as complex as his dark materials trilogy, it's also quite short, this is still a good story. Adults uninterested in folktales may not be enamoured, but it should certainly appeal to the younger kids. Certainly as bedtime story for the 7 year olds (+ or - a few years), and could quite possibly appeal to those enjoying Harry Potter. Would probably make a good short film.
Rating: Summary: Excellent children's fable Review: This is a lovely example of a children's 'fairy tale' or fable. Although not as complex as his dark materials trilogy, it's also quite short, this is still a good story. Adults uninterested in folktales may not be enamoured, but it should certainly appeal to the younger kids. Certainly as bedtime story for the 7 year olds (+ or - a few years), and could quite possibly appeal to those enjoying Harry Potter. Would probably make a good short film.
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